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Book banning has been on the rise in many states, and two bills were recently introduced in the Kansas Legislature to address book censorship in Kansas.

GROVE CITY – The Grove City Library introduced its new interim director at the borough council meeting Monday.

I was saddened to read last week about Delegate Brandon Steele’s unhinged rant during the legislative session in which he called libraries “the sanctuary for pedophilia.”

Unwind and Design

SALISBURY — Various birds of prey took over the meeting room at Salisbury Public Library on Tuesday as the raptors left children and their families in awe.

Georgia senators push for parental notifications of library materials and criminal charges for distributing obscenity in school libraries, sparking debate on censorship and childrens rights.

Lets test your knowledge with todays quiz from Bill Flick.

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 21

MARCH BOOK DISCUSSIONS AT

HARRISBURG — The Pennsylvania Department of Education Office of Commonwealth Libraries on Friday announced that nearly $4.5 million in funding has been awarded to 17 libraries in 14 counties for